Good Morning, God! Here I am in L.A. — curled up in bed — waiting for Suz to announce Time for Coffee Tasting. Such a lovely way to stat the day! Mind you, God, I miss sipping coffee in bed…
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FLYING OFF — with a Full Moon — to be with Family and Friends
Good Evening, God! Tomorrow I fly off to Grandson Sit and be with Daughters and then classmates at my 50th Stanford Reunion. It is a BIG DEAL for me to leave my Mom for six whole weeks! But she has…
The True Work of the Church
Good Morning, God I still remember when I first read Acts 2:2-4 — about the COMING of the Holy Spirit. I felt as if my whole being were reverberating. I was like a BELL struck by the TRUTH of what…
Volcanic Plumes, Conflicting Choices and Bigger Hearts
Good Morning, God, Having been caught in the Icelandic Volcano’s Travel Snarl — I didn’t much care for reading: “Larger events are less frequent but they will occur.” That was a quote from volcanologist, Haraldur Sigurdsson, who is chairing a…
Tagged with: Living in a world of choices
Posted in Balancing and adjustments, choices, complexity, decision making, Hearts
Posted in Balancing and adjustments, choices, complexity, decision making, Hearts
A Traditional Society (Pohnpei) Does it RIGHT!
Good Morning, God! Yesterday I had a chance to read Nature Conservancy — and I was delighted to find an article about Pohnpei. Since we have a Pohnpei congregation at Central Union — we now know some Pohnpeians. Friends bring…
A Surprise at The KCC’s Cactus Garden
Good Morning, God Saturdays usually involve a trip to the KCC Farmer’s Market. FOOD is the Star — with the international assortment of visitors the audience. On the way I pass the Cactus Garden. I confess, God, to me plants…
Tagged with: God LOVES surprising us
Posted in Flowers, interspecies contact, Perspective, stopping to see, Trusting God
Posted in Flowers, interspecies contact, Perspective, stopping to see, Trusting God
Adding a Fifth Pillar to Lifestyle Medicine
Good Morning, God! I forget exactly how I came across an article by Dr. Mark Hyman on Lifestyle Medicine. But I like what he said: Overwhelming evidence proves that the most effective prevention and treatment for chronic diseases such as…
Failure as The First Step in Learning
Good Morning, God! Here’s a book I’d like to read. I just read an excerpt from it in Delancyplace.com about how failure is part of learning. Not only that, but the author urges us not to make a big deal…
